J Formos Med Assoc. 2019 Oct 22. oso: S0929-6646 (19) 30007-5. Pule: 10.1016 / j.jfma.2019.10.006.
Lin YJ1, Hsiao RC2, Liu TL3, Yen CF4.
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BACKGROUND/PURPOSE:
O lenei suesuega faamoemoeina e iloilo ai le malosi o le mafaufau o faailoga o le mafaufau i le uluai feiloaiga mo le tupu ma le faʻamagaloina o vaisu i luga o le Initaneti i le taimi o le 1 tausaga o le mulimulitaia o tamaiti aʻoga kolisi. E le gata i lea, na ia iloiloina le malosi o le fesuisuiai o suiga i le mafaufau o le mafaufau i le Initaneti i le uluai feiloaiga i le taimi o le 1 tausaga o le mulimulitaʻi i tamaiti o le kolisi.
METHODS:
E toʻalima selau tamaiti aʻoga kolisi (262 fafine ma 238 tane) na faʻafaigaluegaina. O faʻatalatalanoaga amata ma faʻataʻitaʻiga na fuaina ai le maualuga o vaisu i luga o le Initaneti ma le mafaufau o le psychiatric e faʻaaoga ai le Chen Internet Addiction Scale ma le Symptom Checklist-90 Revised.
TULAFONO:
The results indicated that severe interpersonal sensitivity and paranoia symptoms might predict the incidence of Internet addiction at 1-year follow-up. The college students with internet addiction did not have significant improvement in the severities of psychopathology, whereas those without internet addiction had significant improvement in obsession-compulsion, interpersonal sensitivity, paranoid and psychoticism during the same period.
FAAIUGA:
O faʻafitauli o le mafaufau ma le vaisu i luga o le Initaneti na faʻaalia ai sootaga faʻapitoa i tamaiti aʻoga i le kolisi aʻo faagasolo le 1 tausaga.
FUAFUAGA: College student; Internet addiction; Psychiatric symptoms
PMID: 31653577
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